Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-20

the railroad compshy, be says: Criti- cisn, mon the alleged shortcomings of ,he government with respect to this 0rsnt. comes with sn III grace from this eoupAny. Tbe people, who form the gove.nmant, have some rights under the grant ss we'll as She company,
 Dn fuII consideration ot the vholr snbisct | conclude that the withdrawal igr indemnity purpOeos of land per ,sissihla under the law. was solely by yirlne oi the executive authority, aud nay be revoked by the same authority; -ha;su.h revocation would not be a
 ti,IatiOu og eitEeF law or equity, and that said land having been SO long with h.Id for the berefit of the ennpeny, the time has arrived when public policy and iustlce In.Cd that the withdragGl shonId be rev. ,keI ard some regard hBd for the rights of those seeking and naadlpe homes On the l1,Ic domain.
 IL is stated that between 25OOO.OOO and 3n 900 GOO Aoses were involved h this decision in the case of the Atlantic 4 Pacific r, sd alone, and ths order also applied to all of the other railroads named ou the secrstary's rules of May 23l last, except the Si, Paul, Minnesota 4 Mauitoba; Hastings & Dakota; St. PeuI < Pacific; St. Paul & Sioux City; Sioux City and St. Paul, and the Union 4 St. Peter roads. These are still under consideration and undecided.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I6-Tne Pacific rallroad commission agreed with the counsel of the Central Pacihc to-day that the company should make out its side of the case in the form of aflidsvIts to be presented 70 the commission ID New York by September 2O'h. Mr. Cohen sad he thought when the Central Pacific made out iis case lt would bs able to satisfy tho commission in all particulars of the contract work and finances Of the company.
 Secretary Miller preseaied a state Ineut ot lsnd grant bouds which showed that Sl00O0 coo worth were issued from which S9,655, 600 EEs realized, The to- tai amount redeemed from this issue was S6, ,556 300, leaving S4.431.OOO out standing.
 PITrsBURG, August l6-UnIted States District Attorney Allen hEs iCstiiGied motion in She United States court against William A. Swan of WIikesbsrFe, Pa. and his bondsmsn. to recover SsOi' OOO for an alleged deficiency II returns
 while acting as Indian agent st Chey- enne river reservation in Dakota III 'e3 and 'S4.
 DEYvER, Aus I6-Governor Adams this afternoon received h telegram rom AdjuiGnt General West st GlenvOot sSprinEs containing an appeal from ohsr- if Kendall for assistance. In response to this the governor ordered the cavalry ! ..F n Cauyor City, LeEdyille aud Aspen tO start for the front at once. They leave for the seat Of war tO night et $ o'clock.
 The Governor also telsgraghed General Crook at Omaha that the situation Is becoming serious, and urged the war department to protect the settlers. The fact that Kendall has had several skir- rnishes with lhe Indians since Inst Thurs day and has been deserted by part ot bis man and Is now left in a dangerous position surrounded his enemies without food or ammunition. Is not denied
 and serious results are anticipated unless
 prompt action is taken by the state mil ItIa.
 Los ANGELES. August 16,-The trial | of W. F. RIsells began this morning. Petria testified similarly ss in Mir. k lseile's case and exhibited the acid eaten garments shich were carefully s:rutnizsd by the jury. The eIsuiua- ! ion ot witnesses was severe this t,1e, she counsel Investigating the character
 of mutual trouble. Petrie said that when Mrs. Roseile charged him vIsh telling railroad men about their tr0u-
 bic. she meant nothing, but he reiasei l to answer another question bearing n Der entering his home for fear it would | disgrace them both.
 SUSAN, Aug l6-For two days pas; | several burgaries have been committed 10 this town and vicinity. To-day fafm-
 CTS coming tO town reported Seeing tUO
 well dressed suspicious looking stranger ahout their barns, and later q messeu- ger notified UDGer Sheriff Perkins aud ! c jostabls George kinlOch that he met
 tte men walking towards Fsndors sta
 tion.
 The officers gave pursuit and over took tbe men near the station. They
 commanded them to halt, but they started to run. The officers jumped from their buggy and Perkins fired at them. They immediately returned the | fire, and one of the officers emptied two
 shooters a. them
 Then shot after shot rang ont, until both had exhausted all their shots. l They again started Co run, and the con- stable reloaded hI- pistol and gave chase. Perkins took across lots running into a
 neigboring house and getting Win chester rife. From there be came ru. into the field, heading them of and hr- ing at them. The Fecond shot from the iite brought tue ssccnd stranger Co bay. sEd he fell s8 though wounded. The officers let hin remsln aud followed tine .srger n =n who took refuge in dry err eE
 Perkins ran up tO him when he SIT rendered. The smaller one lay still ! until the officers went so him snd Be- cured bim. Both were brought to towo l and lodged m the county jail.
 Everything they had was ihrovns away l n the run except one pistol skeleton ! key and about SlOOO in money.
 OswEGo, x. r, August 16.-A disease said to be Texas fever has broken out ! among the cattle m this IeighborEOod. | X few days ago G man brought herd Of l twenty y-eisht COWS here from Jefferson | county to butcher for the market. Seven I were killed and sold when it wss dis | covered that the others had Texss fever. I Ton d'ed and the rest were killed ia the I presence of state sanitary surgeon.
 BERLIN, Aug. l6-The Buudesrath has authorized the Vsis loan of S,O0O,OO0 ! marks to enable the government to work | the alcohol monopoly.
 WASHINGTON, August l6-Bids which | wefe iavited for the repsIr of the marine barracks at Mare Island, Califo nis. have been found to be ID excess Of SD Dropriatiou and further action has been postponed until next epriug.
 DUBLIN, August i6- Two dynamite cartridges were exploded on the Wrs, Clare railroad bridge al Ennis tO-ds, No serious damage resulted from the explosion.
 WAsHISGroN, August 16- President Cleveland today received telegram from Queen Victoria acknowledging "a, receipt Ot R cCngratulbtory telegram ssnt by the President on the occasion of the jubilee celebration last May. The Queen tenders her best thanks for the proof of friendship and good wIll and . he haas ,-ssIaa F.r sba pras,NarsS. |